Follow Without Being Followed

You can follow everything we (and any other site) publishes with no account, no email list, and no app watching what you do. The tool is called RSS. It is one of the internet's oldest ideas, and it still works the same simple way it always did.

RSS works like a magazine subscription where you never give out your name. Instead of us sending articles to you, your reading software checks our site on your schedule. We publish. Your software looks. If there is something new, it picks it up. We never know who is reading, how often, or from where. There is no record to sell, share, subpoena, or leak, because no record is made.

We publish through two feeds. One carries our Background channel — reflections and explainers that help us understand the issues and the work. The other carries our Action Cycles — four-part journeys from naming a problem to acting on it. Subscribing to one gives you half the house. Take both.

To subscribe, copy each address below into any RSS reader. Common readers include Feedbin, NetNewsWire, and Thunderbird. Many are free, and none of them require an account with us.

Background feed: https://dialogue4action.org/background/rss/

Action Cycles feed: https://dialogue4action.org/action-cycles/rss/

That is the whole setup. Your reader checks in when you tell it to. The words arrive. Nobody sits between you and them.